Forensic teams continue to investigate Sudbury cannabis factory
Police are back at the scene of a cannabis factory in Sudbury, discovered earlier this month - Credit: Archant
Forensic teams from Suffolk police are continuing to investigate the discovery of a cannabis factory in Sudbury.
Police discovered the factory – which housed more than 200 plants – after receiving reports of an attempted burglary at the address in North Street on Thursday, January 7.
The suspects had fled the scene in a van when police arrived in the early hours, before officers discovered the drugs farm spanning four storeys.
A spokesman for Suffolk police confirmed inquiries into the cannabis farm are ongoing - Credit: Archant
Several police cars, including a forensic van, were seen outside the address on Saturday morning, January 23, with a cordon again in place outside.
A spokesman for Suffolk police confirmed officers are continuing to investigate the factory and enquiries are ongoing.
The cannabis factory which was discovered in North Street, Sudbury. - Credit: Suffolk Police
Those with information regarding the farm, or who saw a suspicious van in North Street in the early hours of that morning, are asked to contact Suffolk police on 101, quoting crime number: 37/1004/21.
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